Willkie’s Texas to Colorado Springs Visit Judges Public Debate
Columnist contemplates interviewing Willkie during a Colorado Springs visit. Analysis contrasts Willkie with Roosevelt and Landon, notes radio reach and need for clear issues. Discusses Hoover’s role and the challenge of presenting Willkie’s platform amid party dynamics and training pilots debate.
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Willkie
Colorado Springs
Aental
Rockies
Pike’s Peak
Mary Pickford
Mary
Landon
West Middlesex
Mr. Landon
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Willkie
Roosevelt
Col. Frank Knox
Ogden Mills
Hoover
Knox and Mills
Alfred Landon
Mr. Jllkie
Beachside Entanglement Leads to a Marriage of Convenience
Lynn flees a coercive encounter with Raymond Austin and finds aid from Rene Bouchier a young artist. Traveling to New York they marry in name only to escape danger and pursue careers while facing financial strain and Mr. Mortimer the attorney’s suspicions about Lynn’s ties to Mrs. Warren.
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Warren Lyon
McNair
Lynn
Esca
Raymond
Wild) Austin
Rene Bouchier
New York
Rene
Lovell
Lovells
Mr. Mortimer
Palm
Wild
Terry
Mr. Austin
Long Island Ride Tests Lynn and Wild Amid Studio Tension
Lynn, exhausted and tense after a hot night, joins Wild for a cooling ride to Great Neck. They reconnect, he declares love, and she fears Rene's illness and hidden struggles as she returns to work and art.
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Lynn
Rene
Long Island
Wild
Great Neck
Mortimer
Monnot
Austin
Painter Rene Surges To Finish Potent Moonlit Portrait
Lynn and Rene collide over art and romance as Rene, possessed by a spirit, paints a moonlit portrait of Lynn. Marty and Wild clash with Lynn's growing commitment, culminating in a Labor Day trip to South Hampton where Lynn meets Wild's refined world.
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Lynn
Rene
Marty
Wild
Mme. Reanaud
Connecticut
South Hampton
Florida
Mr. Wild
Quick trivia Qs and A about history and places
A series of factual questions with brief historical and cultural answers. Topics include boxing with John L. Sullivan, Lincoln and the Civil War, American stadiums, Little Brown Jug rivals, definitions of a Pyrrhic victory, stars on the flag, kangaroos roosting, Japanese language responses, Basque language, and the deepest under golf or restaurant in Carlsbad caverns New Mexico with 700 feet depth and year round 56 degree temps and 1000-person cafeteria capacity.
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John L. Sullivan
Abraham Lincoln
America
Spain
France
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Answers on sports and science facts from historical notes
The notes describe a boxing match ending after a knockdown, a six week period, Soldier Field in Chicago with a 125000 seating capacity, universities Michigan and Minnesota, a costly gain, stars as a state symbol, and a fact about Australian kangaroos including tree roosting and tree-dwelling behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier Field
Chicago
Illinois
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
States
Individua
Australia
Trained Mind and Heart Cited as Menace by Anon
A quoted aphorism warns that a man with a trained head but not a trained heart remains a menace regardless of degrees earned. The anonymous line contrasts intellect with moral character.
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Anon
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Army
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Mme
Reanaud
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Phacham
Lydia AE
Moroline
Stevenson
Middle West Hotel
Miami
Travelers
Crystal
Dayton
Albert Pick
Ludlow
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